Advertisement Analysis Of Coca Cola

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In this 21st century era of technology, the internet seems to be the one that connects most of the people all around the world and it became the main source of information especially among Generation Y. Online advertisement which appears on the internet so often will soon take over print advertisement due to the advancement of technology. When a company advertises its product or services online like in Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, a great amount of attention can be captured from the audience (Pinho, 2014).

Facebook is an example of a media which consists of a tremendous amount of advertisement and it is where I found my advertisement in Coca-Cola Facebook page. It was posted on March 15th, 2015 and the black background captures the attention …show more content…

In 1886, Coca Cola was created in Atlanta by Dr. John S. Pemberton and was first offered as a fountain beverage by mixing Coca Cola syrup with carbonated water (Coca Cola Company,2015). The three main products that Coca Cola produces are Coca Cola, Coca Cola Light and Coca Cola Zero. Coca Cola Zero contains zero calories and zero sugar with the same great taste just like Coca Cola. It is the second most popular drink in Cola carbonated soft drink (CSD) with 13.2% of share for Cola category (myCCA, …show more content…

This advertisement can gain awareness from the public about the new product in Malaysia and thus boost profit for this Coca Cola Zero. However, for the brand positioning, Coke Zero wants to challenge the conventional wisdom around what is seemingly improbable and demonstrating that it is truly possible (myCCA, 2015). Since Coke Zero is a zero sugar, carbonated soft drink that taste exactly like Coke, they want to inspire people to believe that there is such good deal in the market. In terms of the direction of this online advertisement, Coca Cola chose to be product based, rather than focusing mainly on the brand. The reason why is because Coca Cola is a well-known brand and they are notably reputed for its carbonated

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